1. OO in Eu
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While struggling with how to implement classes in BLISS
(and admiring Mike Nelson's DIAMOND) I ran across a
small piece of code that can be used to characterize
how a language handles the dispatching of OO calls.
I have translated it into BLISS's syntax, which should
be clear, even though it does not exist (perhaps
because it doesn't exist? 
I have shown the results for C++, and how a number
of other languages differ from C++. (C++ was a convenient
reference; No value judgements are implied!)
It is not clear that this has any relevance to OO in EU,
but I found it interesting.
Karl Bochert
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2. Re: OO in Eu
On Sun, 14 Apr 2002 10:14:12 -0800, kbochert at ix.netcom.com wrote:
>but I found it interesting.
So it's not just the programmer who ain't sure which routine they've
called; the compiler is about the same too!
LOL Good Luck!
Pete
